Thumb drives go on sale quite often. You can find them at Staples, Future
Shop and the Source. I have seen them from sizes from 1GB up to 16GB and
higher. Some have flash memory and the higher ones actually have a small
physical drive in them. The choice is yours. .
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From: "Ken Buxton" <ke...@rogers.com>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2009 8:12 PM
Subject: I've just procurred an Acer, spire 1;It has a local disk of 8.
something, gbs;I would like to add to this 8 gb disk, What is the less
output ofmoney? Is it less cost to buy a thumbnail or a additive to
myalready 8. something, local disk?
gb dis on thelittle critter, *Acer* It's a spire1, and has3 usb
plugins, maybe someone is familiar with this pc? I'm wondering if the usb
thumbnail drives would be less money to buy than that of the local drive
addition? *upgrading to a 16 gb? It might be wise to wait for these
thumbnail drivesto go on sale? A suggestion would be welcomed as I'm new
in these fields; TXS; Ken B
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